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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-01-07
THE TIFFIN HORROR.
SEARCHING FOR RELICS TO IDENTIFY LOST
FRIENDS AND RELATIVES.
a Railroad Ofeial Speaks as to the Responsibility
FOR the DisaSter-The Coroner Will In
Veshgats ThOrOughly-A Disastrous
Wreck in Chicago.

CLEVELAND, o., Janurry 6.-The scene
Of the railroad wreck near Republic, says s
special to the Leuder, is still visited by
many people. Some 20 out OF curiosity,
Others are friends of relatives OF those who
perished there, eager to find some article
they might have had. But relics at this
time are hard to find. The track is cleared
and there is nothing to see save few bent
rods, car wheels, and pieces OF charred
wood.
Among the number who visited the
scene of the wreck to-day was Warham
Parks, Of Sconomowoc, Wis, brother OF
Marshal H. Parks, who perished in the
wreck. Mr.. Parks visited the scene of dis
aster in company with Mr. Rankin and an
other officer of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad. Rankin would say but little,
but the other officer, Cherry Poor, spoke
AS TO THE RESPONSIBILITY
of the wreck, while he made no direct
charge. Mr.. Parks told your reporter that
he talked in such n manner that there
could he no doubt the officers of the road
placed the responsibility directly on the
conductor and engineer of the freight
train. He said the officer never knew of
these men being intoxicated, but the way
they managed their train that night was
fearful blunder. Marshal H. Parks was
clerk in the Department Of the Interior
at Washington. He was on his
way to Chicago on official busi-
ness. Mr.. Parks could find nothing that
his brother had with him, nor any trace
of anything that would lead him to iden-
tity any of the charred remains as being
his brothers..
An inquest by the coroner will be insti-
tuted in this city tomorrow, when the
railroad officials and officers ofthe wrecked
trains will be here. Coroner Lepper is
determined that il shall he most thorouph
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Out of the Depths.

PITsBURG, January 6.-Through the
ortunate interposition of gentleman who
,ecame cognizant Of the circumstances, a
arl from little West Virginia village was
'cued from life of shame and yesterday
I TO her home. Through getting in
t TO the extent Of s19 to a purveyor to
he rtain class of persons, she was held
ed i've in a place which she wanted to
II, because she could no: get her
h' 3. When pressed to show legal
&c ito detain the trunks the man vii.
n :, accepted S. as a compromise for the
Ii ISl9, and the girl was enabled to
,he house in which she was stopping
IA boarding elsewhere. she also OBJ
sisespectable employment until her
n ;n ho had been written to, arrived
lia ar y, and they left for home togeth-
tn al nday morning. The girl is finely
as anca even to having a good acquaint-
ut baJ Latin, Greek and Hebrew. She
ak the led astray but utterly loathed
Was a which she had drifted, and
% glad TO return home.
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BELMONT FARMERS.
The Sixth Annual Institute-Great Crowds
Attend at st. ClairsvilIe.

The Sixth Annual Institute-Great Crowd,
Attend at st. ClairsyiDe.
Special telegram 10 the Register
ST. GAINESVILLE, o., January 6.-Ths
good weather and the excellent programm.
arranged for the sixth annual Farmers
Institute OF Belmont county brought on,
an immense crowd at every session during
the past two days, every available seat in
the First Presbyterian church has been oc.
cupied, and at the evening meetings the
seating capacity Of the house has been fa,
exceeded. President John B. Mechan de.
livered the opening address,
after which an organization was
effected by electing A. T. McKelvey secre-
tary and Henry Morgan treasurer. Messn.
Il. f. Giffin, John Watson and J. w.
Nichols discussed the wool question elab-
orately, in the absence of W. n. Cowden,
who was on the programme for that theme.
MIR. Mckelteys presentation of some per-
tinent statistics, closed the morning S
business.
On motion, L. p. Bailey, Jacob Green,
j. W. Nichols, w. d. Porterfield and Rob-
ert Pollock were made Vice Presidents.
In the afternoon, T. B. Terry, Esq, oc-
cupied an hour in telling How to succeed
better on the farm"
General S. II. Hurst, Dairy Commission
er of Ohio, followed on The Dairy Inter
ests ofOhio and the Adulteration of Food. ~
He gave startling figures on the cousump-
ton of bogus butter
Miss S. J. Meholin, of Wheeling, devo-
ted half Of the evening to character reci-
tails that were received by the audience
with marked evidences of approval.
Prot. Mcclellan, of Washington and JEFF
ferson college, occupied the remainder of
the evening in his humorous lecture on
Dumb Animals"
At this mornings session DIR. VIM.
Estep spoke entertainingly on the Farm
ers' Horse" The Cleveland Bay suited him
to T. Mr.. A. w. Patterson, OF Mt.
Pleasant,O., and I. F. Young. Esq, read
papers on the same subject w. n. Cow
den spent the remainder of the morning in
treating of the wool question.
In the afternoon Gen. T. NJ. Harris, of
Richie, c. H., w. Va, read an instructive
and interesting address on "Dairying,"
and was followed by !. II. Clouse, of this
place, on observations of Farming, etc,
in South America"
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Another Cold Wave Coming

CHICAGO, January G.-The Signal Ser
vice Bureau reports the approach of a cold
wave. The temperature will drop 20 de
gress within the next twenty-iour hours
The temperature was degrees below zero
here this morning.
CHICAGO, January G-The Signal Ser
vice Bulletin shows that the temperature
at six o'clock this morning was as follows
at the points named st. Vincent. Min
nesota, 40 degrees below zero; Bismarck.
Dakota, 81 below; Buford, Dakota, ~ he
low; st. Paul, % below; North Platte,
Nebraska, 10 below; Cheyenne, Wyoming,
9 below; Salt Lake City, 30 above.
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INDIANA LEGISLATURE.
A Lively Time in the Senate-smith Takes
al His Seat

A Lively Time in the Senate-smith Takes
t His Seat.
Il INDIANAPOLIS, IND, January 6.-The
two Houses ofthe Legislature met and or.
ganized this morning at ten O'Clock. The
interest centered in the Senate, at which
there was large crowd. Green Smith
appeared and took the Chair with Auditor
OF State Rice, acting as clerk. The Repub-
hcans endeavored to protest out they
were not permitted to be heard and
without the Republicans voting at all, but
being counted as present, the Democratic
caucus nominees were elected and set OF
prepared rules adopted that gave the ma
jority all power. Ia the House the Repub-
llean nominees were elected, Hon. W. G..
Sayre, Speaker, but beyond the formal or
ganization no business was transacted
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REVENUE REfoRMRRs
To Confer On the Present Condition os th.
Question.

To Confer On the Present Condition of th.
Question.
WASHINGTON, January 8.-The Sneak
ef, the Democratic members of the Ways
and Means Committee and the leading
revenue reformers OF the House will hold .
consultation one evening this week to con-
slider whether further effort for the re-
duction Of taxes will result in anything
being accomplished The general feeling
here Is that nothing can be done, though
the revenue reformers are willing 10 keep
trying The Randall protectlonists are
till scheming 10 get out of the awk ward
position in which they have placed them
selves.
Representative McNillin, Of Tennessee.
has settled the question of tariff on iron,
we are now manufacturing iron,n ho
says, "at $40 per ton, and steel AT Sl0. and
need no protection. Pennsylvania will
have to do the same thing or shut up shop,
The tariff cannot save her. Gov. BroSn.
of Tennessee, recently bought n cargo of
iron rails in Europe for $40, 900, a. he pre-
ferred to pay the tax 10 the Go,ernmep,
rather than to the monopolies. lie Maid
S2O ton In England, and sold the old
rails at $50. 80 per ton. IL is then folly 10
talk about protecting the iron industries
OF the country"
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A BIGAMOUS CLERGYMAN.
Searle Arrested In Chattanooga-Th
Story of His Downfall.

Searle Arrested In ChattanOOga-Tht
Story of His Downfall.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, January c.
Rev. c. P. Searle, the minister of Danville
ILL.,, who deserted his family in September
and elOped with Miss Fannie Matthews
of East Lynn, ILL.,, way arrested in this
city, yesterday, on the charge of bigamy.
lie was captured with the girl in London,
Eanada, two weeks ago on the charge OF
duction, but was allowed his freedom
ION condition that he would come South.
ven the girl was taken home to her par
es. She confessed to having been mar
II to the minister, and this led to his ar
re on the charge of bigamy.
arle tells the story of his downfall
Thy years ago he married woman
ma years his senior. He soon found that
he d made q mistake and did not Low e
the oman. He lived with her, however,
untReptember, when he met Miss Mat
thew Their acquaintance ripened into
love,ld resulted in elopement. Searle
was ten to Chicago to-day.
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Stood the Test.

Special telegram 10 The Register.
PARKERsBUG, January 6.-The Ohio
River railroad bridge across the little IA
nawha river and the long viaduct were
successfully tested at four o'clock this
evening. Two locomotives and thirteen
cars of coal passed over the structures and
back. The bridge and viaduct sustained
the heavy pressure without culver. The
connecting line between Parkersburg and
Pt. Pleasant is now welded, and trade and
traffic along that line is without an OBJ
stacle. The occasion was one of the great
est ventures locally
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Another Royal Divorce Case.

EDINGBuRGH, January 6.-The March
ioness of Queensberry has instituted an ac-
tion for divorce against her husband, the
Marquis of Queensberry. The action will
be tried here, and will be given next
week.
The Marquis of Queensburv Is forty two
years Ofago. He was married on February
No, 1866, Sybil, daughter Of Alfred Mont
gomery, Esq, by whom he has had four
sons and one daughter
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A Canadian Tug Seized,

KINGSTON, ONT, January 6.-Col-
Warren, of Cape Vincent, has seizet
Canadian tug Thistle, of CollingwOoO
towing American boats in American wa
The offence committed was the town
lighters to the wrecked schooner Conan
where they were loaded with corn
then towing them back to sackett's
Dor. The fine imposed amounts to
being 50 cents per ton on the vessels
mage
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The President Receives an Ex-CoHvict

WASHINGTON, January 6.-The Presi-
dent received a call to-day from young
man whom he had recently pardOned from
the penitentiary. When the President saw
his card he Immediately recognized the
name and directed that the visitor be
shown in. The young man said he lived
some distance from Washington, but had
come here in order to personally thank the
President for restoring him to liberty and
to his family, and also 70 assure him hat
in the future his conduct would convince
the President that his clemency had not
been misapplied. The President treated
his visitor very kindly, and after inquiring
into his past life and his future prospects,
advised him to go to work and make him
selfa useful citizen, adding that it is never
TOO late to reform and there is plenty of
room for him in the world.
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Chicago Divorce Court s,

CHICAGO, January 6.-The, mai sts-
tistics of the County Divorce r sbovs
that l, $50 suits were institutetr;rv tbo
past year. against 0'S IN i'"d 1890
in 1854, or an average of three ori,0
for every week day in the year. ioras
number of cases are yet to be hSt
during the year a total of $50 det, 80
granted, or an average Of u for so,'
urday (the regular divorce day of oar
In 1885 the number of DEGREES gran 40 :
545, and in 1884, sec, and hence the roo
docket is shown to be growing in
BY wear.
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The Supreme Court of Indiana has al
frmed the decision in the lower court in
the case Of GREEN SMITH vs.. MYERS. Sec
retary of State. The obiec. of the action
was the procurement of an injunction pre-
venting MYERS from certifying to the SEN
ate the election of ROBINSON as Lieutenant
Governor. The Court below decided ad-
yersely to SMITH. This is the first blood
Of the Senatorial campaign, and we grieve
to State that it is in favor of the Republi-
cans.
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A Chicago Explosion.

CHICAGO, January GA gas explosion
occurred at the II. T. Walker carriage fac
tory, corner of Wabash avenue aud Harri
son street, this morning. The gas had es
capped in small receptacle under the side
walk, which took fire, and when the fire
men went to extinguish the blaze seven OF
them were overcome with the gas. They
were taken into q drug store opposite the
carriage factory and, after considerable Ia
Dor, were restored to consciousness. II
was at one time feared that four of the
tiremen would not recover.
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REL.1.AIRF.
The News From IN. Bu.y Iitti. Ohio o,ss.
City,


The News From the Bnsy ILttie Ohio GLASS
City.
One arrest 70 tar this week.
W. A. Gorby, ID. 7. Banks w. r.
Snively and John X. Cow attended tho
banquet given by the glass manufacturers
Of Pittsburg.
hop
1t isstated that lIomar Day will take the
place OF John Hamilton, aa mail agent on
the G. 81
Al. Thompson has gone 10 Cleveland %
accept well-paying position.
The Union Dancing Club ha, no. dis
handed, as was reported.
The Buckeye 81. is preparing to piy. a.
big hop.
One hundred and sixty nine PERSONS
have been converted in the First ME
Church since the revival began and ".tiII
there's more TO follow"
Some one has got corner ON oysters and
the price has advanced.
We hope the Herald, when IL appesrs I'm
't' new dress, will be properly supported.
The A. NJ. L. ChuroAis doing good work
In the way OF revival at present.
Perry White, one Of st. CIairs,iIles we'll
known citizens, was in the city on businex,
yesterday.
The all.day meeting in the First M. r.
Church yesterday was well attended.
IL now seems that our old townsmaD. J.
X. Nayior, IL TO be postmaster at welh-
burg.
The funeral of VIM. }. Tappan'. infant
child took place yesterday afternoon.
The Street Commissioner can take IL
easy thee days. Nature 10 q frst-cIsrr
street worker and he doesn't cost any
thing.
The Bottle Works was compelled to Law
on "Wednesday on account Of an accident
70 the furnace.
VIII Simpson and Grant Map.el OF mi.
city were In the b. 4 o. wreck but ver.
not hurt, but their baggage wa burned
up.
J. T.. Sterritt has entered the real e.tats
and insuranc ebusiness.
NJ. T.. Parson will erect n double dwell.
ing house In the Second ward.
Ihe Indications are that John Psrks, of
she Ohio Valley Foundry. will be ehcasn
the new member Of the School Board, A a
great many voters have petitioued his sp-
pointment,
Fos sALE-Boarding House. Furnished
throughout. A good stand fos q re.tsu-
ant Terms reasonable. Imhsediste nos-
'ession. Address Mn, r. q. Hyatt R.II-
Dire, Ohio.
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4 ShootIng-.,a

Special Telegram 10 the Regt
"hNhLNSloN' w. January g.
ohor'y Oeiole ihiunis'ast night Will
iia~ie''' r"'iro"u''' an-ank Allen, a
butcher, became involve, q row IN .
house of prostitution, in Geston Fxten.
Sion, "nen me- I,aLletV i!, snS' z in the face
WIN WIN o|-caiioIe plS'oii Lullet struck
M Alleu On Tue l1sns cneeH and passed
right side of the neck. Ht snrrerdO
cred himself and is in jail o;t;na tLo
result of the shot.
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Cincinnati Timers Demand an Advanc

CINCINNATI, January 6.-Phexix As.
seembly 17sl, Knights of Labor, composed
Of timers, roofers, cornicemen and general
jobbers, has adopted the following reso!u'
tioG:
Resolred, That the tin roofers, cornice-
men and general jobbers demand an ad-
vance of 20 per cent on the wages received
at the present time, and this contract shall
be binding on both parties from May l,
1887, to May l, 1888. The workmen of all
employers not signing this contract before
the 1st of May, 1887, will be ordered out
on that date.
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In Favor Of the Republicans.

INDIANAPOLIS, January G.-The Su.
preme Court yesterday affirmed the decis.
ion of Judge Ayres in the case Of Green
Smith against Robertson, Lieutenant
Governor-elect, refusing TO enjoin Myers,
Secretary Of State, from certifying 20 the
Legislature the returns OF the election for
Lieutenant Governor.
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L Mugwump Victory

Special Teegrum 10 The Register.
PIEDMONT, W. VA, January 6.-Th'
municipal election held here to-day resulted
in the election of P. S. Hyde, independent
candidate for Mayor, J. NJ. StaDly for Re
corder; A. ]. Clark, J. c. Kuhnle, D. h
Barrett, G. P. Wagner and J. T. vii
liams, Councilmen.
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RnekIen,s Arnica salXe.

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilbiains,
Corns and all the Skin Eruptions, and
positively cures Piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give satisfaction or
money refunded. Price . cents per box.
For sale by Logan & Co.
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Princeton studel IN ,,,,,o wa,,

Princeton studel In Little Wasbington.
WAsHlNdToNra., January 6.-The
winter term Of Nnington and Jefferson
College began yeslav The onening Of
the Ne" ear s m will be celebrated
Dy acohcert 10 DO en- by the Princeton
College Glee and b Clubs Thew ar
rived here this mon on the eost- hound
express via the b. Il The c,nbs consist
of twenty-six studeL includinr the bns.
mess managers. ilarty are travelling
morrow evening they in Pittsbnru and
then 90 directly home '
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Tksrs 10 . Balm for E,s,y vy..,a.

When life IL rendered almess unbs.rsbI,
by the pangs Of coughs and consumptisu
when you have tried the numerous repe
dies which are recommended, withoo
avail; when your physician has done an
could 10 give you relief, snds.ill yos SUI
do not be,diseouraged. There Il . Ba
for Every Wound, Gooch's Mexican syr
Is the great cure for coughs, consumpti
bronchitis, pain in the breast and ali
eases Of ths throat and lnnss. Give
trial and you will not bs disappoip
Every bottle Is warranted.
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Mr.. M'ADoO,
THE wELLsBURG PosTOFFICE.
Joseph r. MAYORS Name sent TO the Sen
ate Yesterday.

Special Telegrlm 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, January 6.-The agony is
over and the Wellsburg postoilice plum has
fallen into the basket. The nomination OF
Joseph X. Naylor to be postmaster at
Wellsburg w. Va, which was sent to the
Senate yesterday, to succeed Emma l..
AckinsOn, whose commission expired the
2Oth of last month, was to-day referred to
the Committee on PostOffices and Post
Roads. 1t will doubtless be promptly
acted upon this week and the nomination
confirmed on or before the first of next
week. 1t is said there was in the neigh
borhood of forty aspirants for the place.
but Naylor had the longest pole and knock
ed the persimmon. Among the applicants
were several ladies.
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A Fire at TOwnyille, Pa.

TIrUsvILLE, January GA Herald
special from Townville, a small village
near this city, says that fire originating
in the Opera House block there destroyed
that building and damaged two stores and
house. The loss will reach $25, 900 on
which there il an insurance Of 81 900.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-01-07

"MAN wants but little, here below, nor
wants that little long," sang the hermit OF
Goldsmith. Perhaps he does, if he is
thinking of colds, but if he is thinking OF
cough remedies, he wants it good when be
gets it DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup meets the
wants of suffering humanity, snd is all one
wants here below to stop ths rayages Of
pain.
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An Esd 10 Bone sersptns.

Edward Shepherd, Of Harrisburg
says: Having received 20 much 6e,
from Electric Bitten, : feel IL nv duty
let suffering humanity know II. Hsy.
had . running sore on my Leg Gor eight
years; my ass:On told me would have y
nave tse Scne scrapod or the leg -
&C used, instead, three
Electric Bitten and seven boxe
Arnics saive, and my leg Is,
we'll"
Electric Bittes are sold
bottle, and Bucklen's Ar,
per box By Logan & Co.
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WHERE the Louisville, New Albany and
Chicago road crosses the Lake Shore in
Chicago a collision occurred and crowded
train overturned and wrecked. No one
was very badly hurt, but the passengers
were with difficulty extricated, and had
the wreck taken fire another CHASTITY horror
would be spread before the public this
morning
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The Pool Gnifa Pnsfnnnea

PHILADELPHIA, January 6.-The hear
ing in the suit OF the Common wealth
against the coal and trunk limo pools
which was TO have been held here this
morning. has been postponed until to .mor.
row, because Of the absence from the city
OF President Harris and his counsel, Mr..
Dickson.
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Victim of the Disa ster Buried

TOLEDO, o., January 6.-Wm. Freder-
lex, the heroic fireman who was killed in
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad accident
at Iftlin, lived in Florida, o., instead of
Washington, as reorted. He was buried
there to-day.
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Adams Express Co. Extending Il. Lines.

Speciai Telegram 10 The RegiScr
PARKERsBuRG, W. Va, January g.
W. II. Foye, travelling agent Of the Adams
Express Company, is here and will 20 down
the Ohio River Road extension Tomorrow
to establish offices along that line. There
will be twelve or fifteen offices between
here and Point Pleasant and will connect
with the Newport News and all other
points South.
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.cared by an EarthauaLs.

,,o., Ex., January ga slight
hquake occurred at II o'clock
u rning, which lasted two or
- No serious damage was
Hone j vlored servants at the Williams
of disbes satly alarmed at the rattling
store a ns in the kitchen. IN one
from the Of cow bells suspended
tinware : ehimed. In other stores
water pipeyepipes ratified, and the
were shak nd the caves Of the house
ned TheS n. Several clocks stop
around, antNas lelt lor several miles
to north. auy passed from south
ling noise ay they heard a rumb-
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Parkersburg Republicans.

Special Tale2rGm 70 the RegissT.
PAREERsBURG, January 6.-The Re-
publicans OF this city nominated their city
ticket last night. Capt. o. N. Clemens
was nominated for Mayor, and Thomas
Conley, Esq. for Recorder The ticket is
so weak that it can hardly stand alone.
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safe.

DENVER, January B.-General F.. S.
Bullard, of Saratoga who it was rumored
was among those killed in the Tiflin raIl-
road disaster, arrived this morning.
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Mails Burned,

WASHINGTON, January 6.-General Su,
perlntendant James, of the Railway Mail
Service, has received information that
fourteen pouches of letter mail and about
a truck load of paper mail were burned in
the wreck at Tiifin, o. last Tuesday morn
ing.